AceFuzzLord

Congratulate him on being bad and ask for advice on how not to be nervous when talking to strangers because clearly he's got to have gotten over that if he's an evil counterpart to me.

In order of hopeful least hopeful:

1. I finally create my first ever original song using something like Vocaloid or UTAU. Would absolutely prefer Vocaloid because I tried v6 once and it was so much nicer than UTAU/OpenUTAU and so much easier.
2. I actually finish a Wattpad series I started instead of letting it rot after I lose interest.
3. Pokémon Empire (my absolute favorite fan game, just below Uranium) doesn't get nuked by Sintendo.
4. The devs still working on Uranium finish the post game and let you capture the legendaries mentioned in the Tsukiyomi village museum(?).
5. I finally get the remaining books in the Bakuman manga series and actually read the whole series. I've got the first 9 volumes, so I should hopefully be done at some point before the end of the decade, assuming my favorite place to go for used manga has the other 11 volumes at some point or doesn't close down.

At least with Vocaloid, all the voice actors(?)/singers(?)/providers(?) consent* to having their voices used for these voicebanks and aren't being duped into making a VB. At least I hope they aren't.

Also, there is a lot of human work put into making a vocaloid song, which will be something AI pop slop on the radio will have done everything they can to try to cut out to save money.

*Exception being Ueki-loid and Hide

From my understanding, it's either client or server side software for online multiplayer games to try and prevent people from using 3rd party tools or hacks to gain an advantage from ruining the experience of other players. I can't give a more technical answer, though, as to how it works. Someone else would have to provide that.

I think the only apps I have currently giving me notifications that aren't permanent or semi-permanent notifications (netguard, browser, and my local music player app) are my calendar, messaging app, and a single game. I refuse to let either the number of open apps and notifications on my device pile up to more than maybe 5 each, max.

Either schway from Batman Beyond or schkinky (however it's spelt, too lazy to find the episode it's used in and look at the subtitles) from Ahhhhh! Real Monsters!

Both basically mean the same thing. Only difference is how schminky is used in ARM to describe a person/monster as cool rather than an idea or object.

Fair enough, but I'd at least end a good amount of family trees if I'm lucky.

If I ever got sick from something like COVID, I'd just go back to medieval Europe and let it spread like wildfire. I guarantee this modern disease would absolutely wipe out a large majority of Europe and everywhere else it spreads in the world. And little to no effort besides waiting for if I ever get it (which I thankfully never have had and hope I never will).

Definitely take a boat ride to visit Taiwan at least once before any shit potentially goes down in Asia and war breaks out.

Hell, if it broke out while I was over there, it'd make things easier for me in a way, since I'd be more than willing to help Taiwan in the event of a war by doing whatever the hell they need me to as a civilian who couldn't join the army due to my health. Wouldn't have to be working on helping them from far away, but rather on ground.

That's what I used. My usual SearX instance I really like has been failing recently, so I switched to another reliable one, both German hosted instances.

Edit:

I have also noticed other strange things, like how I'll have an instance set to English but sometimes find miscellaneous posts in other non-Latin alphabet using languages. I presume that's just because it's a generic thing I'm searching, like a game or some common software. But I still find it weird.

That's history that, at least in my region, we learn about in school. For the most part, we let them do their thing nowadays and aren't actively commiting genocide on them. Police brutality on them may speak differently, but the majority of people who aren't racist and/or rich already want the police gone because of their brutality.

As for the rest of the states, it's a mixed bag due to bad eggs, but I'm fairly certain the official government stance is accepting of the fact we've treated both natives and African Americans bad. It's why we learn about it. Tried looking it up, but was suspiciously finding a lot of content from Chinese embassies in America about how we need to come to terms with the Native American genocides and atrocities, from around the same time as the tribunal, maybe a month or two after people started reporting on it. Very suspicious timing on their part. Couldn't find what I was looking for because I kept getting Chinese (.gov.cn) links over any official US links, which is very suspicious to me because it looks a lot like search result rigging in my eyes.

Edit:

Search result rigging, not search engine rigging.